Abstract:
A high frequency multiplayer integrated circuit is provided with: a multiplayer board (1) including n earth conductor layers (6a, 6b, 6c) (n: integer of two or more than two) and (n-1) dielectric layers (7a, 7b) each arranged between adjacent earth conductor layers (6a, 6b, 6c); a first high frequency circuit (8a) disposed in one of the most outside earth conductor layers (6c) of the multiplayer board (1); a first power-supply/control circuit (9a) disposed in this most outside earth conductor layer (6c); a second high frequency circuit (8b) disposed in at least one of the dielectric layers (7a, 7b) and connected to the first high frequency circuit (8a) in the multiplayer board (1); a second power-supply/control circuit (9b) disposed in another one of the most outside earth conductor layers (6c) of the multiplayer board; and a third power-supply/control circuit (8c) disposed in at least one of the dielectric layers (7a, 7b) at a portion at which the second high frequency circuit does not exist (8b), the third power-supply/control circuit (9c) being connected to the first and second power-supply/control circuits (9a, 9b).
Abstract:
In a fitting region for a SAW filter which includes langasite as its piezoelectric element, there are included an input side terminal electrode and an output side terminal electrode which are connected to an input terminal and to an output terminal of the SAW filter. To each of the terminal electrodes, at a position which is separated by just a predetermined distance from the fitting region of the SAW filter, there is connected a micro strip line which extends in mutually opposite directions along a direction which is parallel to the transmission direction of a frequency signal within the SAW filter. A slit is provided in the fitting region of the SAW filter and extends in a direction which intersects the transmission direction of the frequency signal within the SAW filter. A plurality of through holes are provided in the printed substrate and electrically connect together its surface and its rear surface which is grounded. Furthermore, there is provided a protective member which has a conductive surface and which is in contact with the surface of said filter, and said conductive surface of said protective member which is in contact with the surface of said filter is set so as to be of the same size as the surface of said filter, or so as to be smaller than it.
Abstract:
The invention relates to electronics and can be used in constructions of electronic units performing the reception and processing of signals of the satellite radio navigation systems (SRNS). The essence of the invention consists in that in a electronic unit comprising a multilayer printed-circuit card, the conductors intended for screening the corresponding linking signal conductor are disposed at both its and are connected with the ground planes by means of metallized holes of interface connections made at least at the beginning and end of each screening wire to form a closed electric circuit.
Abstract:
A multi-layer printed circuit board is constructed to suppress radio frequency interference (RFI) generated by high frequency clock and data signals therein. Suppression is achieved by positioning clock lines (254) carrying the clock signal on a first voltage reference layer (152) proximate to a second voltage reference layer (154). The two layers shield the clock signal from the signal lines on other layers. Noise may be further reduced by forming bridges (270) in the second voltage reference layer (154) proximate to the clock lines so that the bridges (270) span the width of the clock line. Capacitors are also preferably utilized to further suppress radiated noise. The capacitors provide AC coupling between the first and second voltage reference layers (152, 154) so that a low impedance path is provided for high frequency noise generated by the clock signal. The second voltage reference layer (154) thus operates as an effectively continuous shield between the bridges (270).
Abstract:
A multi-layer printed circuit board is constructed to suppress radio frequency interference (RFI) generated by high frequency clock and data signals therein. Suppression is achieved by positioning clock lines (254) carrying the clock signal on a first voltage reference layer (152) proximate to a second voltage reference layer (154). The two layers shield the clock signal from the signal lines on other layers. Noise may be further reduced by forming bridges (270) in the second voltage reference layer (154) proximate to the clock lines so that the bridges (270) span the width of the clock line. Capacitors are also preferably utilized to further suppress radiated noise. The capacitors provide AC coupling between the first and second voltage reference layers (152, 154) so that a low impedance path is provided for high frequency noise generated by the clock signal. The second voltage reference layer (154) thus operates as an effectively continuous shield between the bridges (270).
Abstract:
On a produit une carte de circuits imprimés multi-couches permettant de supprimer les brouillages radio-électriques (RFI) créés par les signaux d'horloge et de données de hautes fréquences se trouvant dans ladite carte. La suppression est obtenue par positionnement de lignes d'horloge (254) portant le signal d'horloge sur une première couche (152) de tension de référence proche d'une seconde couche (154) de tension de référence. Les deux couches protègent le signal d'horloge des lignes de signaux se trouvant sur d'autres couches. On peut réduire davantage le bruit par formation de ponts (270) dans la seconde couche (154) de tension de référence proche des lignes d'horloge, de sorte que lesdits ponts (270) couvrent la largeur de la ligne d'horloge. On utilise également de préférence des condensateurs destinés à supprimer davantage le bruit émis. Les condensateurs assurent un couplage en courant alternatif entre les première et seconde couches (152, 154) de tension de référence, de sorte qu'un chemin de faible impédance est ménagé pour le bruit HF généré par le signal d'horloge. Ainsi, la seconde couche (154) de tension de référence fait office de blindage effectivement continu entre lesdits ponts (270).
Abstract:
In a microwave device, for example a microwave local oscillator with a harmonic mixer for feedback control, problems of coupling the mixer circuit to the R.F. cavity (10) are overcome by providing a d.c. blocking capacitor of the mixer on a planar surface of a support (20) extending across an aperture (14) in one wall of the cavity. In preferred embodiments the capacitor is a planar device formed by a plurality of interdigitated fingers (26, 28). These fingers (26, 28) are oriented to couple magnetically with the R.F. energy at the aperture in the cavity (10). The support conveniently comprises a printed circuit board having a ground plane (22) on the same surface as the capacitor, which is located in a small opening (24) in the ground plane. A second ground plane (38) is provided on the opposite side of the printed circuit board, overlying the opening. The two ground planes are interconnected by plate-through-holes (40).
Abstract:
Embodiments of a system are disclosed. In an embodiment, a system includes conductive textile portions and non-conductive textile portions. The conductive textile portions have conductive fibers and the non-conductive textile portions have non-conductive fibers. The conductive textile portions are connected to the non-conductive textile portions in the form of a coplanar antenna system.